The North East Wales FA Junior Cup (known as the ''Horace Wynne Cup'') is a

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involving teams from in

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who play in leagues administered and associated with the North East Wales Football Association.

Previous winners

Information sourced from NEWFA Handbook 2017.

1970s

*1971–72: – St Marys Ruabon *1972–73: – BICC *1973–74: – Buckley Rovers *1974–75: – Castell Alun Colts *1975–76: – Coedpoeth SC *1976–77: – Cefn Albion *1977–78: – Penley *1978–79: – Chirk AAA *1979–80: – Castell Alun Colts

1980s

*1980–81: – Tunnel Cement *1981–82: – Grapes *1982–83: – Penycae *1983–84: – Penycae *1984–85: – Penycae *1985–86: – Overton Athletic *1986–87: – Bradley SC *1987–88: – Bradley SC *1988–89: – Penley *1989–90: – New Broughton

1990s

*1990–91: – Penley *1991–92: – Saltney CC *1992–93: – Saltney CC *1993–94: – Rhosddu *1994–95: – Rhostyllen/ Bersham Royal British Legion *1995–96: – Llangollen Town *1996–97: –

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*1997–98: – Bradley Villa *1998–99: – Borras– Park Albion *1999–2000: – The Hand Chirk

2000s

*2000–01: – Cefn United *2001–02: –

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*2002–03: – Rhostyllen United *2003–04: – Summerhill United *2004–05: – Brynteg Village *2005–06: – Venture *2006–07: – Penyffordd *2007–08: – Penley *2008–09: – Garden Village *2009–10: – Penyffordd

2010s

*2010–11: – Saltney Town *2011–12: – Aston Park Rangers *2012–13: – Point of Ayr *2013–14: –

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*2014–15: – Cefn Albion *2015–16: –

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*2016–17: – Cefn Mawr Rangers *2017–18: – Penyffordd Lions *2018–19: – Flint Mountain *2019–20: – ''Competition not completed - Covid-19 pandemic''

2020s

*2020–21: – ''No competition - Covid-19 pandemic'' *2021–22: –

Number of competition wins

* Penley – 4 * Penycae – 3 * Saltney CC/ Town – 3 * Bradley SC – 2 * Castell Alun Colts – 2 * Cefn Albion – 2 *

– 2 * Penyffordd – 2 * Aston Park Rangers – 1 *

– 1 * BICC – 1 * Borras Park Albion – 1 * Bradley Villa – 1 * Buckley Rovers – 1 * Brynteg Village – 1 * Cefn Mawr Rangers – 1 * Cefn United – 1 * Chirk AAA – 1 * Coedpoeth SC – 1 * Flint Mountain – 1 * Garden Village – 1 * Grapes – 1 * Llangollen Town – 1 *

– 1 * New Broughton – 1 * Overton Athletic – 1 * Penyffordd Lions – 1 * Point of Ayr – 1 * Rhosddu – 1 *

– 1 * Rhostyllen/ Bersham Royal British Legion – 1 * Rhostyllen United – 1 * St Marys Ruabon – 1 * Summerhill United – 1 * The Hand – 1 * Tunnel Cement – 1 * Venture – 1

References

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